What is the cause of groin pain? Accurate judgment

Groin pain may be caused by a strain or some other more serious condition. Here we will tell you some possible symptoms and guide you on how to judge them. But please pay attention to your diet. It is best to eat more foods rich in vitamins and low in fat.

Common in: Inguinal lymphadenitis: mainly caused by infection or inflammation of the lower limb lymphatic system, causing local pain in the groin area, but the local swollen lymph nodes can be palpated by oneself, and there is tenderness; Inguinal hernia: after the onset of inguinal hernia, there may be local traction pain and the formation of a local soft mass, which is obvious when standing and disappears after lying down.

Bone and muscle diseases: local muscle strain, ligament strain, and nerve damage can cause local pain all year round, which can be improved with Yunnan Baiyao and external application of Voltaren; gynecological diseases: masses, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. can all cause groin pain; intervertebral disc herniation, piriformis syndrome: can also cause pain in the waist and lower limbs, which can radiate to the groin area. It is best to go to a local hospital and get checked out.

] Inguinal lymphadenopathy, reducible groin mass, swelling in the groin or obturator foramen

[Related diseases] Inguinal oblique hernia, epididymitis, inguinal hernia, extreme lateral lumbar disc herniation, pediatric urolithiasis

[Overview of causes] 1. Inguinal lymphadenitis: mainly infection or inflammation of the lymphatic system of the lower limbs causes local pain in the groin area; 2. Inguinal hernia: local pulling pain may occur after the onset of inguinal hernia; 3. Varicocele: manifested as scrotal swelling and pain, and there may be pulling pain in the groin; 4. Bone and muscle diseases: local muscle strain, ligament strain, and nerve damage can cause local pain all year round; 5. Gynecological diseases: masses, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. can all cause pain in the groin area. 6. Intervertebral disc herniation and piriformis syndrome: It can also cause pain in the lower back and lower limbs, which may radiate to the groin area.

Inguinal lymphadenopathy, reducible groin mass, swelling in the groin or obturator foramen

Recommended diet: 1. Eat foods rich in vitamin E. 2. Eat fresh fruits and vegetables. 3. Eat high-fiber, low-fat foods.

Dietary taboos: 1. Avoid eating greasy and indigestible foods; 2. Avoid eating fried, smoked, grilled, raw, cold, and spicy foods; 3. Avoid eating high-salt and high-fat foods.